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History of the Japanese Society for Aesthetics History of the Japanese Society for Aesthetics Year Date Item 1949 October 1 The Japanese Society for Aesthetics is founded. A prospectus listing advisors, committee members, secretaries and rules of the society is December distributed. The society's journal Bigaku is announced. Membership fees: 200 yen for the first half of 1950 Mar. 1 the year, 200 yen for the second half of the year. Mar. 20 Bigaku vol. 1, no. 1 is published by Houn-sha. (104 pages, 100 yen) May 12 The Eastern Division holds its first division conference. Jun. 25 The Western Division holds its first division conference. Jul. 1 Bigaku vol. 1, no. 2 is published. (96 pages) Nov. 1 Bigaku vol. 1, no. 3 ("Topics in Art Criticism" issue) is published by Sobi-sha. (96 pages) Nov. 5 - Nov. 7 The society holds its first annual conference at Kyoto University. Bigaku vol. 1, no. 4 ("Reports from the First Annual Conference" issue) is published. (96 1951 Feb. 1 pages) May 15 Bigaku vol. 2, no. 1 ("Existential Aesthetics" issue) is published. (96 pages) Bigaku vol. 2, no. 2 ("The Aesthetics of Music" issue) is published. (80 pages — the Oct. 1 80-page format is used in subsequent issues until 2007.) The society holds its second annual conference at Tokyo University of the Arts and the Nov. 9 - University of Tokyo. From November 10, joint meetings are held with the Japan Art Nov. 13 History Society. 1952 Feb. 1 Bigaku vol. 2, no. 3 ("Methods of Art History" issue) is published. May 1 Bigaku vol. 2, no. 4 is published. Membership fees are changed to 500 yen. July 15 Bigaku vol. 3, no. 1 ("Trends in Modern Art" issue) is published. Bigaku vol. 3, no. 2 ("Space and Time in Art" issue) is published by Bijutsu Shuppan-sha. Since vol. 28, no. 2 in 1967, Bigaku is edited and published by the Japanese Society for Oct. 1 Aesthetics and distributed by Bijutsu Shuppan-sha. Bigaku begins to receive a grant from Ministry of Education, Science and Culture. Oct. 24 - The society holds its third annual conference at Kyoto University. There are more than Oct. 26 150 in attendance. Joint events are held with the Japan Art History Society. Dec. 25 Bigaku vol. 3, no. 3 ("The Structure of Artistic Expression" issue) is published. 1953 Mar. 30 Bigaku vol. 3, no. 4 is published. Bigaku vol. 4, no. 1 is published. Until 2007, the format and publishing schedule of the Jun. 30 journal are fundamentally unchanged. The society holds its fourth annual conference at the University of Tokyo. Joint meetings Nov. 7 - Nov. 9 and lectures are held with the Japan Art History Society. Oct. 29 - The society holds its fifth annual conference at Kyoto University. Joint events are held 1954 Oct. 31 with the Musicological Society of Japan and the Japan Art History Society. Oct. 21 - The society holds its sixth annual conference at Keio University. Joint meetings are held 1955 Oct. 23 with the Musicological Society of Japan. The Third International Congress of Aesthetics is held on San Giorgio Maggiore in Sept. 3 - 1956 Venice, Italy. Approximately 300 in attendance, three of whom are Japanese. In addition, Sept. 6 Toshio Takeuchi is dispatched by the Science Council of Japan. The society holds its seventh annual conference at Doshisha University. Joint events are Oct. 2 - Oct. 4 held with the Japan Art History Society and the Musicological Society of Japan. Society membership this year is approximately 700. Oct. 12 - The society holds its eighth annual conference at Waseda University. There are 130 in 1957 Oct. 14 attendance. The section system is used for the first time. Oct. 17 - The society holds its ninth annual conference at Kwansei Gakuin University. The first 1958 Oct. 19 symposium is held on the third day of the conference. Oct. 9 - The society holds its tenth annual conference at the University of Tokyo. Joint meetings 1959 Oct. 11 are held with the Japan Art History Society. 1960 Feb. 13 Rudolf Arnheim lectures at the Eastern Division conference. The Fourth International Congress of Aesthetics is held at the National Technical Sept. 1 - University of Athens in Greece. Tomonobu Imamichi is dispatched by the Science Council Sept. 6 of Japan. Oct. 9 - The society holds its 11th annual conference at Kyoto City University of Arts. Joint Oct. 11 presentations are held with the Japan Art History Society. Susanne K. Langer lectures at the Eastern Division conference. Membership fees are 1961 Aug. 23 changed to 700 yen this year. Oct. 21 - The society holds its 12th annual conference at Tokyo University of the Arts and Oct. 23 Yokohama National University. Oct. 13 - 1962 The society holds its 13th annual conference at Doshisha University. Oct. 15 Oct. 12 - 1963 The society holds its 14th annual conference at Waseda University. Oct. 15 The Fifth International Congress of Aesthetics is held in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. 12 Aug. 24 - 1964 Japanese are in attendance. In addition, Toshio Takeuchi is dispatched by the Science Aug. 26 Council of Japan. Oct. 16 - The society holds its 15th annual conference at Kwansei Gakuin University. Oct. 18 Oct. 16 - 1965 The society holds its 16th annual conference at Keio University. Oct. 18 Oct. 15 - 1966 The society holds its 17th annual conference at Kyoto University. Oct. 17 Oct. 14 - 1967 The society holds its 18th annual conference at Tokyo University of the Arts. Oct. 16 Aug. 15 - The Sixth International Congress of Aesthetics is held in Uppsala, Sweden. Tomonobu 1968 Aug. 20 Imamichi is dispatched by the Science Council of Japan. Oct. 9 - The society holds its 19th annual conference at Doshisha University. Oct. 11 Oct. 17 - The society holds its 20th annual conference at Tokyo Bunka Kaikan and the National 1969 Oct. 19 Museum of Western Art. Membership fees are changed to 1,200 yen this year. The society holds its 21st annual conference at Kyoto University. Revisions are made to Nov. 9 - 1970 society rules, including election regulations and bylaws, all of which take effect on April 1 Nov. 11 of the following year. Committee members are elected by society members for the first time. Membership fees 1971 Sept. 27 are changed to 1,500 yen this year. Oct. 9 - The society holds its 22nd annual conference at the University of Tokyo. Oct. 11 Aug. 28 - The Seventh International Congress of Aesthetics is held in Bucharest, Romania. Kiyoshi 1972 Sept. 2 Imai is dispatched by the Science Council of Japan. A special lecture by Mikel Dufrenne is presented with the University of Tokyo's Institute Oct. 3 of Aesthetics and the Eastern Division of the society. Oct. 15 - The society holds its 23rd annual conference at Kyoto City University of Arts. At the end Oct. 17 of September, society membership reaches 700. Oct. 13 - 1973 The society holds its 24th annual conference at Waseda University. Oct. 15 The society holds its 25th annual conference at Kwansei Gakuin University. Committee 1974 Oct. 5 - Oct. 7 elections are held. 1975 Mar. 30 The 100th issue of Bigaku is published. Oct. 10 - The society holds its 26th annual conference at Tohoku University. Membership fees are Oct. 12 changed to 3,000 yen. The Eighth International Congress of Aesthetics is held at Darmstadt University of Aug. 29 - 1976 Technology in West Germany. 11 Japanese are in attendance, including Masao Yamamoto, Sept. 3 who is dispatched by the Science Council of Japan. Oct. 9 - The society holds its 27th annual conference at Doshisha University. There are 239 in Oct. 11 attendance. Oct. 14 - The society holds its 28th annual conference at Kanazawa College of Art. Helmet Kuhn 1977 Oct. 16 gives a special lecture. Committee elections are held. 1978 Mar. 31 An index of Bigaku issues 1-100 is published. Oct. 13 - The society holds its 29th annual conference at Okayama University. Oct. 15 Oct. 19 - 1979 The society holds its 30th annual conference at Seijo University. Oct. 21 Aug. 25 - The Ninth International Congress of Aesthetics is held in Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia. Hideho 1980 Aug. 31 Nishida is dispatched by the Science Council of Japan. Oct. 11 - The society holds its 31st annual conference at Osaka University. Committee elections are Oct. 13 held. Editorial committees for Bigaku and the international edition Aesthetics are set up. Bigaku, vol. 32, no. 1 becomes the first issue to contain the rules for contributions. 1981 Jun. 30 Membership fees are changed to 5,000 yen this year. Oct. 11 - The society holds its 32nd annual conference at Keio University. There are 324 in Oct. 13 attendance. The society holds its 33rd annual conference at Kyoto University. Wolfhart Henckmann Oct. 16 - gives a special lecture. In the general meeting, Toshio Takeuchi, who had been the 1982 Oct. 18 representative since the society's foundation, resigns his post. Masao Yamamoto becomes the acting representative. Takeuchi takes on the role of advisor. Management of the society's accounts is transferred to the Business Center for Japanese 1983 Apr. 1 Academic Societies. The society holds its 34th annual conference at the University of Tokyo. Mikel Dufrenne Oct. 22 - gives a special lecture. Committee elections are held, and Masao Yamamoto is elected Oct. 24 representative. October The first issue of Aesthetics (International Edition) is published. (128 pages) Aug. 14 - The Tenth International Congress of Aesthetics is held at the University of Montreal in 1984 Aug. 18 Canada. Kenjiro Yoshioka is dispatched by the Science Council of Japan. Oct. 13 - The society holds its 35th annual conference at Kyushu University. Oct. 15 The society holds its 36th annual conference at Tohoku University. 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